You are a happy developer. You wake up everyday, work on your React web app and log off. npm and git are your best friends and you tame your code every day. Life couldn’t be any better! One fine day, the CEO of your company realises that you are missing…

I recently had to make a Scrollspy for my personal web portfolio. I wanted to use Intersection Observer as it is widely supported now. Unfortunately, it isn’t very simple and there isn’t much on the internet on how to make it work. …

Any web developer worth their salt has heard of npm. This magical technology has opened up doorways to realms unknown. But the way people tend to use it makes it equally easy to exploit. There was an article in early 2018 that seemed no less than “an episode of black…

Facebook has done some really neat stuff with Relay in the past. And they are working on it rapidly. When I started writing this article, Relay was in v8. And before I can finish it, Relay is in v9. It is worth checking out the number of versions that came…

My last article discussed all the hype about the concurrent mode. It introduced what concurrent mode is and talked about all the goodness it brings. This article will demonstrate the problems with the current way of updating state and will explore how concurrent mode can help overcome all those. …

The engineers at Facebook have never failed to amaze me. I have been in love with React for almost a year now. GraphQL is one of the most mesmerizing things I have ever come across. Relay is alright but gets better everytime. Their work is often very well thought and…